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M: Hey, Susan, this is Tom. How are things at the office?
W: Oh, hi, boss. Things are fine. But...aren’t you supposed to be on a plane right now? (4)I booked you a 9: 30 flight out of Hung Kong.
M: Um...yeah. I should be watching the in-flight movie now, but all flights are grounded.
W: Grounded? Oh...is it due to that hurricane?
M: Well, (4) in Asia they call them typhoons, and that’s the reason. This typhoon has shut down air traffic across the region.
W: Wow...that sounds like a nasty storm. Is it howling outside right now?
M: It’s actually not too bad...there is some rain and wind, but we might be in the eye of the storm right now.
W: So what’s the plan? When can you get a flight out?
M: (4) The airline says they are cautiously optimistic that we will be able to take off in a couple more hours. For now they’re asking everyone just to wait for the weather to lift.
W: That sounds frustrating.
M: Yeah, it is. (5)I’ve been here for four hours and I am getting a bit exhausted.
W: Is there anything I can do for you from here?
M: Actually, (6) (7) can you call Mr. Tang in Singapore and tell him I might not make it to the conference in Berlin tomorrow?
W: Sure. I will call him at once.
M: Thanks.